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Eureka council adopts ordinance requiring annual inspections for certain food-generating businesses
Summary
The Eureka City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 1025‑CS on Nov. 5, updating Chapter 51.29 to require registration and annual inspections of Tier 1 and Tier 2 food-generating businesses to comply with state SB 1383 rules; about 33 businesses will be affected and an MOU with Humboldt County will be returned later.
The Eureka City Council on Nov. 5 adopted an ordinance updating Chapter 51.29 of the city code to implement state requirements for food recovery and organics management. The ordinance requires businesses that generate regulated edible food to register with the Humboldt County Division of Environmental Health, pay an annual fee and submit to yearly inspections under a forthcoming memorandum of understanding, city staff said.
Robin Proscar,…
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